St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-14
THE TURF.
There Was Fast Track and Fine
Weather at Jerome Park.

New YORK, Oct. 13.-The weather at
Jerome Park, to-day, was cool but
bright and the track fast.
First race, handicap, three-quarters of a
a mile-Starters: Cyclops, Sam Harper. Jr,
Orvid, Brait, Rosalind, Fraulein. Cyclops
won by half length, Rosalind second, Or
vid third. Time, 1:17A.
Second race, handicap, for two-year- -olds.
three quarters of Il mile-Starters: King
Crah, Belinda Umpire, King Idle, Speedwell
BIthesome. Belinda won by two lengths,
Speedwen second, King Crab third Time,
l IL.
Third race, the Jerome stakes for three
year oldS, one and three-quarter miles-The
starters were Hanover and Firenzi. Firenzi
won by five lengths. Time :O93l.
Fourth race. handicap. one mile and a
9uarter-Starters: Ben Ali, Lady Primrose,
Royal Arch, Arundel, Diadem. Royal Arch
won by a length, Ben Ali second, Lady Prim-
rose third. Time 2:11I2.
Fifth race, selling, one mile and q six
teenth-Starters: Choctaw, Strathspey, Phil
Lee, Wandement, Pegasus, Nettle, Harwood,
Iarbouche, Banana, Windsail and Belmont
Choctaw won by two lengths, Nettle second
Nanderment third. Time, 1853.
Sixth race, handicap steeple chase over the
snort course-The starters were: Value,
Mckenzie, Retribution. Wellington, John
Henry, Little Fellow II, Justin Mack. Ten
Fellow. Jim Carlisle, Major Pickett, Leroy,
Halor, Jim MCGOWAN and Referee. Little
Fellow ii first, Jim MCGOWAN second, Retri-
button third. Time 3:16.
AT LATONIA.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 13.-The eleventh
day at the Latonia Jockey club was the
largest of the fall meeting. The weather
was fine and the track in eXceiient con-
dltlon. The betting was very spirited
on all the races on the programme, there
being six races, the first race having
been split.
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Starters: Lucky Jim, 95, Breckenridge: Dyer,
100, Richie; Elsie b, 102, Meehan -four
oDer); kensington, LOG, Moore; Volatile,
o, LOS, Barnes; Jim Nave, 1Ol. Taral; Calcutta,
101, Boyd. Pools: Pat Donovan, $50; Lucky
Jim, $50; Elsie B, SI4: jim Nave, SI3:
E1yangeline, Sl2; field, S22; Lucky Jim got
around, winning by three lengths, Evange-
line second, Jim Nave third Time, :3IIa
The books paid $40 to ST. on the winner.
Second race, selling purse, seven furlongs
Starters: Duhme, 10S, Hollis; Dudley
Oaks ITO, Cochran; Wanderoo 1O5, Coving-
ton; Monocrat 1O5, Barnes; Malaria, 10,
Steppe; Chance, 1O4 Hathaway; Leman,
80. Rivers: Clonee, 100. Barbour: Roddy
Pringle, los, Meehan. Pools: Monocrat, $50;
Malaria, $40; Chance, S23; Clonee, So;
field. $50. They all got off together, with
Clonee in the lead, which he held into the
stretch, when Chance took the lead, and won
Dy TWO lengths with Dudley Oaks second,
Monocrat third; time, :30I2.
Third race, selling purse, five furlongs-
Starters: Pride of the Great, 90 Richie; Bal
ance, l03, Breckenridge; Biggoyet, 1O3, ,Hol-
lis: Filter JOB, Barnes; Frederica, 1O3,
BIunette, Io3 Cooper; Little Sis. IS. E.
Jones; Irma II, 94, Cunningham Pools:
Balance. $50: Little Sis, S35; Golightly, SIS:
Filter, S13; field, S25. Filter won by two
Lengths, with lrma Ii second, Balance third
l lie = 70 4 Al
ner.
Fourth race, sweepstakes, one mile and
half furlong-Starters: Tam O'Shanter II,
So Richie (4i2 over); Erebus, 81; Hathaway
Pools: Burch. $50; Erebus, $50; field. $50.
Erebus won in gallop by four lengths,
Burch second about eight lengths ahead of
Paragon third. Time, l :49s4
Fifth race, free handicap, one mile and
five hundred yards-Starters: Hindoo Rose
81, Walker; Dad 81, H. Jones; Gold Flea
100, Cochran; Freeman 9S, Barbour g
Ragan; Myrtle 90. Cunningham; Berlin 50,
Covington; Woodcraft 105. Rivers; Sour
Mash 95, Barns; Longalight 93;' Brecken-
ridge; Brookfull 1O3, Sayres; Big Three 90,
Finegan; Montrose 100, Taral Emma Man
Field, So; Little Minch, $25: Panama S25;
Brookfull. S25. The large field got off we'll
punched after several bad starts with
Dao In tne LEAD, which he held
all the way round into the stretch second
time. He was passed when near the wire by
Little Minch who, won by half a length, with
Sour Mash second, half length ahead of
Montrose third. Time, 2:15. Books paid
to on the winner.
Sixth race, the Barrett stakes, $500 added,
for two-year-olds, one mile-Starters: Hunt
ress III, Lewis; Billy Pinkerton los, Stoyal;
Leontine 102, Taral; Clamor 10Y Barnes;
Puente JOY, steppe. Pools: Huntress, $50;
Billy Pinkerton, S25; field, $50. Huntress
won by half length, with Leontine second,
Billy Pinkerton third. Time, AT.
AT LEXINGTON.
LEXINGTON. KY, Oct. 13.-This was
a day of fine sport at the trotting race.
The event of the day was the race be-
tween Belle Hamlin and Prince Wilkes.
In the first heat Wilkes logged under
the wire twenty lengths ahead. Time,
2:17. Second heat-Wilkes led from the
start and logged in as before. Time,
2:19sl. The third heat was won by
Wilkes by one length. Time, 2:16%.
Large sums of money were wagered on
this race.
Second race, two-year-olds - Walk
over for Bell Boy.
Third race 0.27 class mi1a bootc